Dutch startup OpusFlow, which provides an all-in-one ERP solution for sustainable installation companies, has secured €1.7 million from Peak. The investment will enable OpusFlow to expand its market reach across Europe.
- Launched in 2022 by Diego Smits and Joey Teunissen, OpusFlow is a modular ERP system designed for sustainable installation firms, including those that work with solar panels, heat pumps, home batteries, and electric vehicle charging stations. The system offers seamless integration with external systems and enables rapid feature development to meet various customer needs.
- The startup serves notable firms such as Dura-Tech, Plieger, TerraMount, Thermonoord, Warm+plus, and Recharged across the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, and Belgium.
Details of the deal
- The fresh funding round was led by Peak Capital, a venture capital firm based in Amsterdam, Berlin, and Stockholm. Peak Capital invests in startups specializing in SaaS, marketplaces, and platforms, with investment ticket sizes ranging from €250,000 to €4 million.
"We are excited to support the Opusflow team in its journey to enable sustainable installers to realize their ambitions quicker and more efficiently by providing the best-in-class all-in-one ERP solution," Partner at Peak, Thijs Dijkman, stated.
- With the new capital, OpusFlow aims to enhance its product offerings, expand its market reach across Europe, and prepare to develop its platform.
"With Peak's support, resources, and knowledge we are assured to effectively deliver value within our product development and expand our footprint across new markets," founder and CEO of OpusFlow, Diego Smits, commented.
